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I wrote a registry entry, and it works perfectly when imported directly, but I want to complete this task through a batch script. How should I write it?

[ Last edited by willsort on 2005-12-29 at 14:58 ]

sorry:Can't help you.

reg add HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\*\*\*

I feel that the format of the upstairs is not very correct. I remember that first edit a registry file in a certain partition, then run this file, and then delete it.

Can the friend on the 3rd floor give some guidance?

Originally posted by laodifang at 2005-12-9 15:30:
It feels that the format of the upstairs is not very correct. I remember that first edit a registry file in a certain partition, then run this file, and then delete it.

Try this:
Create a.txt file, for example, enter the following:
REGEDIT
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\ABCDEF =abcdef

Save it, change the suffix to.reg, and run it to merge into the registry, and you will see that there is a sub-item ABCDEF under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.

What I want is not to directly create registry entries and import them, but to write a batch script because I'm not using it on just one computer.

@echo off
echo REGEDIT4>1.reg
echo.>>1.reg
echo ……>>1.reg
regedit -s 1.reg
del 1.reg